Quick Tips for TONEX ONE #1: Setting Input Trim Properly

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With the announcement of the new TONEX ONE MINI PEDAL, I figured I would start a Quick Tips for Tonex One series and in this first episode, I go in depth on how we can set our global input trim so we have consistent results between utilizing Tonex Pedal, Tonex software and Tonex One. I hope you find the video helpful and enjoy the tone models.
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@cathybroadus4411 3 месяца назад

Baby, I came for the instructions but your playing laid me out! Tell Mr. TONEX, you made me buy one.

@JasonSadites 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for the kind words and glad you enjoyed :-)

@INDOMINION 22 дня назад

Just what I needed. Thanks!

@kristencapolino3082 3 месяца назад

I’m excited to try this! Is there still a way to adjust the depth? I find that makes quite a difference on the original Tonex. I love to keep my trim around 6.5 to give it some weight and punch 😊

@JasonSadites 3 месяца назад

Hey Kristen, you can't adjust the Depth on the Tonex One Pedal but you can make the adjustment on the software, save it as a preset and then load it onto the pedal with the appropriate Depth setting. Hope that helps :-)

@kristencapolino3082 3 месяца назад

@@JasonSadites Oh that works! Honestly I would love to just copy the settings I have my Tonex over to this if that’s possible. I’ll use the big ones for studio stuff and throw the little ones on my live rig if I need to go ampless sometimes.

@epstone81 2 месяца назад

What about the widely spread trim in of 8.5? Any specific reason to go the other route?

@JasonSadites 2 месяца назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AAL9AEWkoDM.html

@tozguitar Месяц назад

thanks for the vid. I was going to use a boost pedal before the tonex one when it arrives but this probabaly would be a no no? As it would just clip the input of the tonex one. I was hoping i could just use it like i use the boost on the front end of a traditional tube amp for solos.

@heartsquaremusic2953 20 дней назад

correct - you can boost, but only to a point. I think there is merit to creating captures with enough headroom to allow for appropriate boosting to slam the front end of an amp model like in the analog domain.

@tozguitar 20 дней назад

@@heartsquaremusic2953 thanks ::)

@tayon_lee Месяц назад

Is the input trim response the same as the Tonex and the Tonex one? Could you replicate the test you did with the Tonex one and see if the headroom response is the same? (-3db) EDIT: So, I did a similar test to what you did, and it seems that there indeed a 3db difference between the Tonex One and the Tonex Software. However, the difference seems to be coming from not the input trim, but the gain/volume knob. Dropping the input gain like you said created a different sound, (I tested with 440 hz). Rather dropping the big gain knob (on the fader) seemed to produce identical results. Now..I haven't checked if it was the master volume or gain..I'll need to recheck.

@billywright8252 Месяц назад

Great explanations for a sim/model newbie like me, but ... Any tips for using this live? I carry a SansAmp/Cab M in case of amp failure, and am thinking of replacing with the Tonex ONE to save room in the gig bag, but whenever I stack gain pedals in front of the Tonex ONE I have to adjust the input to avoid horrible digital clipping. This will not work live. Any suggestions?

@JasonSadites Месяц назад

If you have your input trim set like I do you should be leaving enough headroom for most situations and shouldn't run into that problem. On Tonex One, I run my Input trim just a below the "noon" position, say maybe around 11 o'clock. Set that and leave it. And simply use the Gain knob to tweak if you need more or less Input gain after the fact. I hope that helps :-)

@billywright8252 Месяц назад

@@JasonSadites Thsnks! Great channel, btw, the most useful guitar channel i've found! Real advice instead of endlessly hawking $99 guitars from Temu that "sound better than Fender"

@jasonthompson5140 Месяц назад

Jason, quick question. I hope it doesn’t sound confusing. If I set the input trim in ToneX software, and then upload that to the ToneX One, does it save that setting? Additionally, if I were to adjust the input trim on the pedal, would it increase the place where it was set in the software, or would it override the input amount according to where the knob is set on the pedal? In other words, if I set it at 7.5 on the software, upload to pedal, and then turn it up all the way on the pedal, is it now 15 plus 7.5, or does it just automatically adjust to where the knob is set?

@JasonSadites Месяц назад

There is no real way to set "Input Trim" in the software. We can adjust our audio interface instrument in level or adjust the input slider in the software but non of those will be transferred to the pedal. If you were to adjust the Gain control of the tone model and save that to a preset that would be equivalent to changing the Input Trim on a per preset basis. Hope that helps :-)

@jasonthompson5140 Месяц назад

@@JasonSadites it does. Thanks for that. I think that’s part of what makes ToneX adjustment so confusing. If the gain and input trim are in essence the same thing, it seems redundant. For that matter, multiple redundancies as far as gain staging and output. Input trim, gain, channel volume and master output.

@CharLessMajor7Music Месяц назад

will the changes happen universally or just on one particular preset?

@JasonSadites Месяц назад

It is a Global setting so it is for all presets. If you want to change what would be equivalent to Input Trim on a per preset basis you would simply adjust the Gain control for the particular preset.

@nbimont 3 месяца назад

What if you want to use à booster or od pedal before ?

@JasonSadites 3 месяца назад

I still set my input trim and leave it alone and then add whatever you want before. That is also why I don't crank my input trim to super high levels like some like to do.

@nbimont 3 месяца назад

@@JasonSadites thanks for the tip

@JasonSadites 3 месяца назад

@nbimont my pleasure and hope it is helpful 🙂

@luisnavarro8932 2 месяца назад

Wait so does it stay at the trim input level you set when you change presets?

@JasonSadites 2 месяца назад

Yes, the Input Trim is a Global Setting.

@GabrielSkolderblad 2 месяца назад

So what did we learn? To set it to 12 and back it of to - 3 because that's where you like to have it? Why?

@JasonSadites 2 месяца назад

You could start by watching the in depth video I did on this rather than the obviously titled "Quick Tip" video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AAL9AEWkoDM.htmlsi=0l-4YhQmn8ut9whh